[24/24] 🎄📊 For the last riddle of this calendar, I choose a movie that quite well reflect my feelings for all of you who played along!

The penultimate Christmas chart riddle from the marvellous @datacitron.bsky.social

We’re excited to announce the winners of the 2025 Pudding Cup! Our entry pool was the strongest ever with close to 100 submissions. Show our 3 winners some love 🫶 on this thread, and check out the full details and honorable mentions at the link: pudding.cool/pudding-cup/

There’s a secret language beneath your favorite movies, musicals, and even video games. We visualized every motif in Wicked, Hamilton, and Les Mis to show how tiny musical ideas can build entire emotional worlds. 🔗: pudding.cool/2025/12/moti...

I just joined because people told me there was a good dataviz community on here. Hope to meet some of you soon! I recently created a UI for working with orthographic projections of hypercubes. Try it out here: observablehq.com/@laotzunami/... #dataviz #hypercube #ui #math #geometry

[03/24] 18h01 (French time, that is)? Time for the third riddle of the data advent calendar! Let's hear it from you then

[1/24] And here's the first one! As suggested last year by @visualisingdata.com, give your answer as the alt text of an image answering this post so people can keep guessing!

I'm back from the dead and you know that can only mean one thing: the data riddle advent calendar is back!! One riddle every day around 6pm (Paris time), a movie title hidden in a chart... Will you play along this year??

Here’s a question I get a lot: > “Now that AI can generate front-end UIs for us, what’s the point of learning CSS ourselves?” I think there are lots of reasons, including that you can use AI much more effectively if you understand CSS yourself. But is that actually true? Let’s discuss. 🧵

Here you go! Now you can scroll through all example thumbnails on one page. svelteplot.dev/examples

Svelte users in Berlin - mark 2025-12-09 (9 Dec) in your calendars: The @sveltesociety.dev Berlin Meetup is finally going to happen!!! Kudos to @sarcevic.dev and @peterkogo.bsky.social!

Excited to share a new #interactive #dataviz, putting 50 years of #neuroscience research on the map: The State of Neuroscience 2025 stateofneuroscience.thetransmitter.org #StateOfNeuro

SveltePlot 0.7 is out! Lots of new features since the last time I posted here: 🎉 jitter transform, 🐝 dodge transform (for beeswarm plots), 🎉 stackMarimekko, 📸 image mark, and most recently the 🧇 waffle mark! And the website now features a ton of examples. ➡️ svelteplot.dev

The ninth annual Pudding Cup is live! Submit your non-commercial data/visual stories. Winners receive $1,500. pudding.cool/pudding-cup/

What would happen if the Amazon rainforest collapsed? Our look at deforestation and feedback loops. Also, the perfect occasion to make use of our new MapLibre/Protomaps scroller component. #maps #dataviz #ddj www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft...

She's here now 🦋 @kristin-baumann.bsky.social

How much does Congress talk about democracy? How often do they worry that democracy is eroding? @alv9n.com's latest project analyzes every congressional speech in the last 145 years. pudding.cool/2025/11/demo...

Don't think I've seen visualised wind patterns this intense before earth.nullschool.net#current/wind...

For real, if you're on Bluesky and you are using Svelte (or are interested in getting started), you *need* to subscribe to @paolo.ricciuti.me's Svelte feed: bsky.app/profile/paol... To me it's like there's a Svelte experience before Bluesky, and a totally different one after subscribing.

New 'Explore Explain' episode! I chatted with award-winning Liuhuaying Yang from the Complexity Science Hub in Vienna about her unique data visualisation ‘Not My Name‘, which explores the process and components of translating Chinese names Pinyin. visualisingdata.com/2025/10/expl...

Wir suchen für unser Ressort Daten & Visualisierungen eine:n Front-End-Entwickler:in. Schwerpunktmäßig im Bereich JavaScript, Svelte, D3. Ausschreibung: jobs.spiegelgruppe.de/Vacancies/12... Was wir so machen: www.spiegel.de/thema/daten-... Gerne weitersagen und bei Fragen einfach melden!

Since I keep rediscovering it: David Rumsey's Historical Map Collection is an absolutely fantastic resource, also for historical #datavis www.davidrumsey.com

I made a SvelteKit remote functions tutorial! Learn how to work with data in SvelteKit from fetching data to guarding routes and optimistic UI updates. Follow along with me as we build Svelte Tricks — a CRUD app using Better Auth and Drizzle ORM. youtu.be/Ldnmirx0QtI

The first edition of the new newsletter is out! Check it out IF YOU DARE (halloween) www.howtoreadthisch.art/the-glorious...

Meet me in Berlin on Tue, Oct 21: I'll speak at the "Öffentliches Gestalten" meetup on my data design projects for the German government. Hope to see some of you there 🤗 www.meetup.com/offentliches...

Just came across this information designer from Germany. Her work is pretty cool. She's not on Bluesky unfortunately. www.kristin-baumann.com

This page implements Borges' Library of Babel: containing everything that could ever be written on 410 pages, all possible 10⁴⁶⁷⁷ books. And the craziest thing: it has a search function. libraryofbabel.info

Join my team as a webdeveloper in Berlin: We work with #svelte, #astro and modern web tools in general. More details in our job post: join.com/companies/nu...

New: I went on a months-long treasure hunt for 1,200+ books spanning 450+ years to digitize Daniel Updike’s Printing Types from 1922, detailing the history of printing and typography. Made a nifty poster too. Explore: www.c82.net/printing-types How it was made: www.c82.net/blog/?id=100

NEW EPISODE! 'Explore Explain' returns with a brilliant guest, @annalombardi.bsky.social, who takes us on a behind-the-scenes tour of her wonderful data viz and design work for the 'European State of the Climate Report 2024' climate.copernicus.eu/esotc/2024 www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxZYz...

I'm excited to release the Svelte 5 course aimed at new and existing Svelte developers! 🔥 Learn how to make blazing fast web apps with Svelte and understand how it works with hands-on experience. youtu.be/B2MhkPtBWs4

🎉 New: Introducing workspaces! Workspaces bring all your Datawrapper teams and charts under one roof, making it easy to collaborate within an organization and manage preferences, members, and subscriptions. Read on to learn how workspaces can help your teams! 💫 www.datawrapper.de/blog/new-wor...

some of the contributors to my book are getting their copies already…and i haven’t seen it yet! rowland did a beautiful website for it: www.letsgetinfografit.com have a look!

Co-founder of the @datavizsociety.bsky.social just joined 👇

Happy 15th Anniversary to us and to you! Without your ears and your curiosity for design, we wouldn't be where we are today. 🎂🥳 Join the party: 99percentinvisible.org/episode/641-...

Simulating Hand-Drawn Motion with SVG Filters #svg #illustration camillovisini.com/coding/simul...

Mapterhorn v0.0.1 has been released. It is an aggregation of the global Copernicus GLO-30 low-resolution digital elevation model with the Swiss swissALTI3D high-resolution model. mapterhorn.com

Ok whats the hottest new cool stuff in non-JS GIS/Spatial? Last time I got really excited was felt.com’s UX before they went 100% enterprise-pricing. Any cool QGIS plugins? Something more performant than rasterio? How is r-spatial::stars doing? Whom to follow?

New project! @yufeng.bsky.social analyzed all of the words found on NYC Streets. The data comes from from 8 million Google Street View images, which yielded 138 million snippets of text: 🔗: pudding.cool/2025/07/stre...

📊 There are *so* many chart types out there. Which one should you use for what kind of data and goal? I tried to answer the question in a new blog post (and poster!): www.datawrapper.de/blog/chart-t...

What if you could search every visible word on New York City’s streets? Well, thanks to the amazing folks at @puddingviz.bsky.social you now can! A super interesting way to explore this mega city through a new data-driven lense. This #dataviz piece uses #maps to show you the fabric of NYC.

🎉 New: If you're mapping the North Pole or a long-haul flight path, then it matters to you that the Earth is a sphere — not the flat rectangle of traditional Mercator projections 🌏 We hope our new globe projection expands your locator map horizons! www.datawrapper.de/blog/new-glo...

Since you folks seem to like lengthy threads, let's look at visualizing distributions. I'll visualize one data set 16 ways and give some other examples of each chart type. #dataViz

2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ Since today marks the 200th publication of the Data Vis Dispatch, our comms team assembled this special edition, going over its history, creation process, and your feedback! 🎂 www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vi...

⏰ Today’s the day! Don’t miss our Datawrapper API with R webinar at 6pm CET / 12pm EDT. Join us to learn how to automate your workflow and create beautiful visualizations. Last chance to register! 👉 streamyard.com/watch/dyszvt...

“Look at Mr. Frog! He’s so grumpy.” Wait, why are so many frogs boys? @mellymeldubs.bsky.social explores how we gender animals in kids’ stories—and why it matters. pudding.cool/2025/07/kids...

Have you ever bought a bottle of wine based on the label alone? Yeah, us too. Turns out, if a wine has an animal on the label that can help you predict price and quality. We looked at thousands of labels to help you find the best deals. pudding.cool/2025/04/wine...

Quietly rolling out a completely redone portfolio website. Featuring: no longer having to use node 14 to get it to work! Also Svelte 5. And a CMS replacing a very large projects.json - I feel so mature now. ✨✨✨ www.deabankova.com ✨✨✨

Just discovered SportsBall on Instagram, where the guy behind the account produces really interesting sports #dataviz. This one is about Faith Kipyegon’s attempt to break the 4-min mile tomorrow. www.instagram.com/_sportsball

Hey svelte friends, what is the 2025 solution to provide a offline-experience of a sveltekit app to be available on tablets without internet connection? I saw this nice post by @sarcevic.dev from 2022, which uses workbox-precaching. I wonder if this is the way? (My other requirements below:)